X-ray survey seeks volunteer typists in Bristol
The Bristol health project calls for volunteer typists for the Rhodes Island Department of Health mobile x-ray unit. Oscar Rishe announces, with Mrs. Adele Sturdevant and Miss Doris Bullock supervising, schedules span May 18 to May 26 across plants and Andrews School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Rishe
Adele Sturdevant
Doris Bullock
Sturdevant
Robert Miller
Henry Serbst
Emil Dubuc
Mary Garvin
Harley Tingley
Moses Moore
J. F. Connell
Natalie Herreshoff
Christine Diodati
Mary Ann Velleca
Elsie Estrella
Vivian Fojo
Dolores Camara
Theresa Cordei
Joan Ferreira
Dorothy Arruda
Bernice Callan
Peggy Connor
Mary Sardinha
Eleanor Coccio
Mary Bettencourt
Mary Lou Malafronte
Bernice Manchester
Bristol District Nursing Association
Bristol
Rhodes Island Department of Health
Frank A. Merlino
Carr Manufacturing Co
Collins & Aikman Company
U .S. Rubber Company
Bristol Lace Works
Dixon Lubricating Saddle Company
Clark Defends Former Council Over Sewer Bond Issue
Dr. Samuel D. Clark rebuts claims by Lucien Capone that the prior town administration failed to present a full report on the $500,000 sewer bond financing. He says negotiations were preliminary and cites bank contacts and committee work as basis for decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Council
Capone
Paul A. Herzig
Auto
First National Bank of Boston
Paul C. Millemaggi
Lucien Capone
William Angevine
Jamess. Coles
Capt. Herzig
Samuel D. Clark
Old Town Council
Rhode Island
Eugene F. Cochran
First National Bank
Edward Leahy
C. B. Rockwell
Henry Wood
Teachers Hearing Hawaii Talk by Local Pastor
The Bristol Teachers Association held its regular meeting in Andrew's Memorial Auditorium with James R. Sullivan presiding. The Rev. Frederick F. Driftmier of the First Congregational Church gave an illustrated talk on Hawaii to the group.
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Bristol Teachers’ Association
Hawaii
Frederick F. Driftmier
First Congregational Church
Andrew's Memorial Auditorium
James R. Sullivan
Americanism Program Set Sunday at Colt Memorial High
Admiral Gilbert C. Hoover will host the I Am An American Program on Sunday at 2 30 p m on Colt Memorial High School front steps. Student speakers include Russell Bray Delphine Oliver Michael Munroe Mary Louise Teixeira John Pivin and Elena Proto. Mrs Bernard McHugh and Gilbert Neeves also speak on American themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert C. Hoover
American Legion
Colt Memorial High School
Russell Bray
Delphine Oliver
Michael Munroe
Mary Louise Teixeira
John Pivin
Elena Proto
Bernard McHugh
America
Gilbert Neeves
Ennis Bisbano Recovering After Barrington Crash
Ennis Bisbano 21 son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Bisbano 49 Richmond Street is back home after a hospital stay from injuries suffered when his car left County Road in Barrington Sunday April 15 He has a broken jaw loose teeth and braces in his mouth A benefit dance for him is planned by the Rangers Drum and Bugle Corps at GAR Hall June 1 Bisbane previously played with the Rangers and Colt High School band He thanks readers for cards sent during his recovery.
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Ennis Bisbano
Joseph Bisbano
Richmond Street
County Road
Barrington
Rangers
Gar Hall
Bisbane
Colt High School
The
Phoenix
Board To Canvass List Of Voters
The town council will sit as a board of canvassers at the council's regular meeting Thursday night to canvass the list of voters for the special election on amending the state constitution set for Friday May 25.
PTA Final Meeting of Season Set for May 17 at Colt Memorial
The Parent-Teacher Association will hold its final meeting of the season on Thursday May 17 at 745 p m in Colt Memorial auditorium. Demonstrations and exhibits by Guiteras Junior High and Colt Senior High students will showcase household arts for girls and industrial arts for boys.
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PTA
Parent - Teacher Association
Colt Memorial Auditorium
Guiteras Junior High School
Colt Senior High School
Helen Gallo
James R. Sullivan
Alice Pahline
Hector Bellavance
Librarians And Teachers Attend Annual Meeting
Town school librarians and teachers joined the New England School Library Association meeting in Newton Massachusetts on May 12. Attendees included Miss Mary E Carmone and Miss Helen F Horton social studies teachers and Miss Jessie Molasky librarian from Guiteras Memorial School. They toured the public library system boys and girls library and visits to senior and junior high school libraries and Cabot School elementary library where 5th and 6th graders demonstrated their school library operations. Through their student council they discuss arising problems.
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New England School Library Association
Newton
Mass
Mary E. Carmone
Helen F. Horton
Jessie Molasky
Guiteras Memorial School
Public
Cabot School
Opening of King Philip Little League Parade Saturday May 19
King Philip Little League starts its season with a parade from the YMCA to Guiteras Field on Saturday May 19. 156 boys aged 8 to 12 will wear uniforms while tag sales run Thursday and Friday to finance the event.
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King Philip Little League
King Philip
YMCA
Guiteras Field
Boy Scout
Vincent Santo
Roger W. Pigeon
King Philip Little
Capt. Herzig
John Carmone
King Philip Little League No Local Payroll Statement
The Phoenix reports there is no paid staff locally for the King Philip Little League. Only a small paid team exists at National Headquarters, funded by $10 annual dues that cover rule books and organizing guides. Local sponsors and donors fund operations with every cent going to league activities.
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The
Phoenix
King Philip Little League
Zoning Board Tackles Three Controversies in Session
Fourth of July plans advance with Army Navy and National Guard officials ready to participate. Attor ney General J Howard McGrath Senator John Pastore and Representative Aime J Forand expected to attend. Guard units AAA AW Bn 88th Army band 102nd ACW Squadron 152nd Fighter Squadron and navy events including a model carrier at Quonset Point tentatively on display. Miss Jean St Angelo to read the Declaration of Independence after the parade with a $300 prize for the antique division. more details to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
National Guard
J. Howard McGrath
U. S
John O. Pastore
Aime J. Forand
Hewlett Thebaud
First Naval District
Bristol
James A. Murphy
Roswell S. Bosworth, Jr
243Rd Aaa AW
88Th Army Band
102Nd Aircraft Control and Warning Squadron
152Nd
Quonset Point Naval Air Station
Quonset
Jean St. Angelo
Zoning Board Rules Illegal Permit For Bayside Builder
The Zoning Board of Review found that Anthony Del Toro’s building permit from George Hibbert was invalid and upheld appeals from three residents over Hibbert’s permit. Residents criticized John La Fazia’s 50 by 118 foot lot house citing height and setback violations and demanded enforcement guidance from the town solicitor. The group urged inspection clarity on the 35 foot height limit while Nappi was authorized to proceed with plumbing display plans under conditions.
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Zoning Board of Review
Anthony del Toro
Wood Street
George Hibbert
Bayside Shores
John la Fazia
Defiance
Hibbert
Bailey
Otis M. Bailey
la Fazia
Ascoli
Licien Capone
Tenor and Soprano to Give Joint Recital at St Michael's
Gloria Gargani from Cranston and Carl E Nelson from Boston will present a joint recital at St Michael's Parish House on Sunday night May 20 at 8 o clock to aid the bazaar fund Rita Breault Paul of Boston will play accompaniments Gargani has sung in New England churches and studied in Newport Boston and New York Nelson born in Boston to Swedish parents has a long concert career after military service and studies in New York Boston and with Maestro Jompulsky both artists are praised for their technical skill dramatic touch and pianissimo color
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Gloria Gargani
Cranston
Carl E. Nelson
Boston
St. Michael’s
Bazaar Fund
Rita Breault Paul
Miss Gargani
New England
Emma Beldan
Newport
Cheloff
Jompulsky
New York
St. Michael’s Church
Carl Nelson
Gargani
New York City
Chaloff School of Music
Hong Kong Long Gown Divides Rich and Poor
A Chinese World article notes in Hong Kong two long gown types reflect wealth status with sedan chairs and feather fans for the rich while the unkempt are shunned. It also highlights how Hong Kong blends East and West through language and education, stressing practicality and pursuit of external fashions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Red China
Hsu Kai-yu
San Francisco
Hong
Mr. Hsu
Hong ‘Kong
Unclear OCR fragment on London silk shirts and commerce
Fragmentary text mentions London silk shirts Hong Kong consumer goods and American shorts. Lacking coherent facts, the item reads like an OCR garble about fashion and trade without a discernible event or outcomes. No named individuals or organizations verified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Merciar
Ane
Hong
Kong
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Andrews School
Teachers’ Association
Ruth Roman
McCambridge
Zachary Scott
David Wayne
Joe
Tom Ewell
Willie
Mars
George, Montgomery, Paula Corday
Loretta Young, Barry Sullivan
Guiteras Ai
Little League
Billy” Hughes
King Philip League
U.S. Army
Navy Guard
Washington
St. Michael's
Somerset
Tonite
Stratton
Technicolor
Fred Astaire
Jane Powell
Robert Taylor
PHOS
Peking
Londe
Hong Koon
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